motor and transformer working with same principle so why
motor rotor was roted and transformer not roted
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Answer / arjun
for rotation the windings should have phase difference
electrically AS WELL AS spatially , i.e is in space. In
motors we have this condition but not in transformers
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 23 Yes | 8 No |
Answer / vikas_04el
SIMPLIFICATION MOTOR PRINCIPLE :- whenever current carring
conductor place in the magnetic field, the electric flux is
cut by it.Now if rotor ckt is short ckted the then current
is flowing.
Now doe to that force (revolving force) occure in the
rotor. And hence motor is rotates.
WHERE AS IN CASE OF TRASFORMER THERE ARE TWO WNDING
1. PRIMARY WNDIG
2. SECONDARY WINDING
WHICH IS BOTH MOUNTED IN SAME CORE(WHICH IS STATIONARY)
NOW IF WE SUPPLY THE PRIMARY WNDING THE EMF IS INDUCED IN
THE SECONDARY WINDING BY ELECTROMAGNETIC EFFECT. THIS EMF
INDUCED BY MUTUALLY INDUCTION PRINCIPLE
SO THERE IS NO RELATIVE EFFECT OCCURE.
THATS WHY MOTOR ROTOR IS ROTATE WHERE AS TRANSFORMER IS NOT
ROTATE
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 14 Yes | 10 No |
Answer / kapil bahadure
the motor in which phase displacement created to produced
rotating magmetic field.this rotating magnetic flux cut
with rotor conductor by air gap.
the transformer in which phase displacement not
created.then not produced rotating magnetic field.so
trasformer not roted.
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 6 Yes | 3 No |
Answer / nagaraja bagi.m
Motor : When a current carrying Conductor placed in a
magnetic field then the conductor cut the magnetic lines of
forces & emf is induced in it.Motors are having rotating
part.
Transformer : Transformer is a static device so it is not
ratating & it is electrically seperated seperated but
magnetically linked.
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 5 Yes | 4 No |
Answer / vikas_04el
SIMPLIFICATION MOTOR PRINCIPLE :- whenever current carring
conductor place in the magnetic field, the electric flux is
cut by it.Now if rotor ckt is short ckted the then current
is flowing.
Now doe to that force (revolving force) occure in the
rotor. And hence motor is rotates.
WHERE AS IN CASE OF TRASFORMER THERE ARE TWO WNDING
1. PRIMARY WNDIG
2. SECONDARY WINDING
WHICH IS BOTH MOUNTED IN SAME CORE(WHICH IS STATIONARY)
NOW IF WE SUPPLY THE PRIMARY WNDING THE EMF IS INDUCED IN
THE SECONDARY WINDING BY ELECTROMAGNETIC EFFECT. THIS EMF
INDUCED BY MUTUALLY INDUCTION PRINCIPLE
SO THERE IS NO RELATIVE EFFECT OCCURE.
THATS WHY MOTOR ROTOR IS ROTATE WHERE AS TRANSFORMER IS NOT
ROTATE
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 8 Yes | 8 No |
Answer / bhabani prasad pradhan.
Transformer is a static device,it works in the "principle
of mutual induction" AND rotor is a rotating device,working
in the "principle of self induction".
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 2 Yes | 7 No |
Answer / jitender
Its simple as the output from motor is mechanical form but the o/p of X-mer is in electrical form.To get ant o/p from any system there must be the relative motion b/w the tow parts of motor.
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 0 Yes | 5 No |
Answer / ravichandran
Transformer is not having rotar so transformer is not
rotating,Motor is having rotat that way is rotating .
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 6 Yes | 16 No |
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